"Tailwind didn't win because it's the best CSS solution. It won because it has the most tutorials per capita in the training set."

Obviously. People keep forgetting that "Artificial Intelligence" does not think and is not intelligent. It just statistically predict next token in a sequence. It is all statistics.

So, Django 6 has new task framework, but LLM does not care, as Celery has better stats.

Side note: it is not only LLM thingy. Companies for years were choosing tech stack because of fashion or popularity, regardless on technical feasibility for a given solution. So we have companies adopting Kafka, even though it sucks for their usecase, companies switch from Jenkins to Github Actions, even though Jenkins was cheaper and more performant.